Nearest Airport
: Split
at 70
Kilometres
Nearest Ferry
: Supetar
at 18
Kilometres
Nearest Beach
: Bijaka Bay
at 200
Metres
Nearest Barpub
: Omo
at 150
Metres
Nearest Restaurant
: Omo
at 150
Metres
Car: not necessary
Milna Harbour is the bay of a thousand ships - safe harbor to ships large and small for over 400 years. One of the original coastal villages on Brac, Milna has always been a centre of culture and commerce.
Today yachts from around the world are drawn to Milna for its unspoiled village life, sheltered bays, spectacular boating and exclusive island lifestyle.
On Bra? you can count with an average of 134 days of clear sky and 2700 hours of sunshine. The long season and the local micro-climate is excellent for treatment of hay-fever and other pollen related allergies as well respiratory illnesses
On the island of Bra? there is the highest peak of all Croatian islands, Vidova Gora (778 m), from this point you can see a famous beach Zlatni Rat and neighboring islands. The weather is warm throughout the whole year and the sea is comfortably warm for swimming from April to November. The sun is shining all the time apart from a few weeks every year. The distance from the shore, and the great mass of water ensures the Mediterranean climate. The average temperature is above 50 F even in January.
The distance from the mainland and the great mass of surrounding water ensures the island enjoys a Mediterranean climate. There is a catamaran service direct to the mainland a few times a week and ferries run 12 times a day in the summer, sometimes more
This apartment is situated in a lovely enclave near the olive groves and sea and beside the promenade to the village. In summer there are daily flights from London and many other major European cities, to Split, with frequent ferry connections between island and mainland.
From Milna to Split there is a catamaran four times a week. It leaves at 10 in the morning and comes back at 16:30 from Split. Split is the largest and the most important town in Dalmatia. It was developed around the huge palace which was built by the Roman Emperor Diocletian in the 4th century. Diocletian’s Palace, the Cathedral built on the remains of an ancient shrine, Jupiter's temple and the swirl of the open market located just next to the harbor, in the very heart of the old part of Split.
